Opiniões

Marc Faber : "...If you look back at 2007, before the crisis occurred, and today, the level of credit in the world has increased. The imbalances have also increased. And the sovereign credit of countries has essentially diminished in quality. Now we have a huge bond market rally because of artificially low interest rates, but I think the next stage in the rolling crisis that we will have will be sovereign defaults..."
Robert Kiyosaki ‏: "So-called “experts” are often educated by books, not by experience".

Nouriel Roubini : "Growth is going to accelerate in the second half and be very strong next year. We believe that growth is going to be slightly better in Q2 [2013], and start to grow more in the second half. We expect tapering to start in December, with maybe the earliest start in September, and not being done next or late in the summer. Tapering could even start later than that if the economy in the second half of the year disappoints more than we expect. So it all stays contingent".

Peter Schiff: "It should come as no surprise that the lessons that should be learned from the bankruptcy of Detroit, a city that once stood as the shining example of America’s industrial might, are being ignored by the American political establishment and its allies in the docile press corps. While the death spiral of the Motor City may be extreme in relation to conditions throughout the country, it is a difference of degree rather than design. In truth, Detroit is our canary in the coal mine. It is succumbing to the same combination of productive decay, government mismanagement, and unmanageable debt that is crushing the rest of us. But as the most sub-prime of all major American cities, the symptoms that are infecting all of us have first become fatal in Detroit..."